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>> reporter: andre is a rescue worker, acutely aware of the recent shelling. according to ukrainian authorities there were at least 70 strikes along the front line that saturday. >> so what kind of life do you think your daughter is going to have? >> reporter: the increased russian-backed shelling that killed two government soldiers on saturday is being seen as a possible prelude to a russian invasion, perhaps along this very street. across the road, maxim draws

Bits. at 8:15 in the morning, a missile slashed through the national institute for public administration. its three-story reception hall was reduced to a pile of dust. the fire department found one lifeless body in the debris and said 11 others have been injured. then they received a telephone call from someone stuck under the rubble? they are digging furiously. some with their bare hands, but they've got so much work to do. there was a man in a crawl space encased by bricks and concrete slaps. but a rescue worker thought he knew where he was.

This was back in 2015. and vladimir putin decided russia would become far more involved in the war. russian planes provided aerial support for the syrian government. and one focus was aleppo, the largest city in syria and a rebel stronghold. by 2016, this was eastern aleppo. with russian controlling the skies, the city below was devastated, as this rescue worker describes. translation: syrian and russian l warplanes carried out more than 150 air strikes on aleppo last night, causing so much destruction. they're bombing civilian neighbourhoods, hospitals are full of wounded and civil defences a...

The city is just over 40 miles from the border with poland, a nato country, and lviv has been a haven for refugees fleeing the conflict or a stop on the way to europe. and russia is not letting up on the capital kyiv, with new strikes on the northern residential district, ukrainian emergency services say one person died after remains of a downed missile set fire to a residential building. in the northeast, fires broke out in this massive market in the city of kharkiv after it was shelled by russian forces. city officials say one rescue worker died. in the southern city of mariupol, 130 people ...

Bits. at 8:15 in the morning, a russian missile sliced through the national institute for public administration. its three story reception hall was reduced to a pile of dust. the fire department pulled one lifeless body from the debris and said 11 others have been injured. and then they received a telephone call from someone stuck under the rubble. they are digging furiously. some with their bare hands. but they have so much work to do. there was a man in a crawl space encased by bricks and concrete slabs, but a rescue worker called daniel thought he knew where he was.